u/ItsJustMisha

Yeah, I've wanted to get one for my Moldavite collection but they're expensive as hell

Love the long spiky one

To elaborate 2/3 out of your bugs are molts. Which are very common. These might be some of the most widely sold trilobites, and even fossils in general. A few bucks at best

We're saying it's fake because it is. That isn't a dinosaur fossil and we provided ample evidence.

"Testing" people is quite disrespectful and condescending. If you want help listen to people who know more than you and don't test them

Good, read Stasi state or socialist paradise

These brachiopods are not from 220 mya, they're from around 400 mya.

I know what you're referring to and I tell you that is absolutely, undoubtedly NOT a xiphosurid of any kind

$0 that's not platinum

This reconstruction is garbage, meant to make them look more like some kind of cool monster than a real animal

Yeah but any of the ones I listed would have made much more sense instead of crinoids, in my opinion

Oddly specific selection of organisms. Brachiopods, bivalves, cephalopods, gastropods, xiphosurids, etc. have all existed just as long and longer than crinoids

Cone in cone structure

Neither, this one does not have a fossil

1. No

2. Doesn't matter we critically support all anti-imperialist movements.

3. The PFLP is a secular organization consisting of Muslims, christians and other Palestinians regardless of religion

No you're not lmao. MLs don't support colonialist fascist states, unlike you

Remove the Lenin portrait from your flair disgusting fash

Also absolutely 0 understanding of what colonialism is

Lmao, says the one living in a colonialist apartheid state, fuck off

Yeah, this looks similar to a straight shelled cephalopod. Possibly a Spyroceratid?

She's still alive...

The Paleozoic is an era, not a period

These are not corals as others have claimed, that is false. This are traces from the boring sponge Entobia

These pictures are not good enough to make any conclusions from them. We need more pictures, good lighting, different angles.

I would suggest taking it to a museum, best way to find out what it is

No